Replacing tires on a Tesla Cybertruck involves significant expenses, with costs for flagship trims potentially exceeding $2,000. High vehicle weight and torque figures may accelerate wear, requiring more frequent replacements compared to standard trucks.
Factory tire options vary by wheel size. An 18-inch set costs $1,474 through independent retailers, while 20-inch heavy-duty tires from Tesla are priced at $2,120. A complete 20-inch winter package costs $3,650 plus $320 for wheel covers.
Third-party market options offer a wide price range. Tire Rack listings start at $996, while Unplugged Performance offers sets from $1,728 up to $3,164 for 24-inch tires. Complete wheel-and-tire packages from the tuner range from $3,957 to $11,195.
Maintenance costs for the Cybertruck are notably higher than for internal combustion engine trucks. For instance, 17-inch or 18-inch tire sets for models like the Ford F-150, Chevy Silverado, Ram 1500, and Toyota Tundra range between $480 and $688.
The electric Rivian R1T presents similar maintenance costs to the Cybertruck. Winter tire sets for the R1T are priced at $2,216, while official wheel-and-tire packages on the manufacturer's website can reach up to $5,981.
